Here's few more snaps of Glenworth Valley (Australia) where I went for horse riding.
She tried to bite my sandwich... bad bad birdie
A lone tree
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- Software Engineer by profession, a dreamer by choice. Apart from coding bugs for livelihood, she indulges in Crafts and Writing to keep her creativity alive. Loves reading sci-fi, creating shape poetries and paper quilling models, watching Korean movies and is somehow ‘unknowingly’ involved in Kitchen ‘Katastrophes’. Enjoys being a Lifestyle/Travel blogger and an amateur photographer. Travel bug bit her when she was little and she suffers from serious condition of Wanderlust.
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Lovely photos. I guess one has to be so careful around such big birds!
ReplyDeleteBoth the emu and the tree glow. Is the emu really pink?
ReplyDeleteEmu looks great.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are great! Love the lunch bandit!
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